Same principles. I hunt the ground in places where I can't hang a stand. One of my best properties was completely stripped 5 years ago. The deer were off it for about two years, then as the brush started growing it filled up with deer. My farthest shot in this stuff is lanes I've cleared out to ten yards. But I set right back against a brushy area and watch my lanes. It works. The biggest difference I notice is movement on the ground. In a stand I can usually easily switch sides, turn my head, or turn in the stand. On the ground those movements will get you busted unless you're completely covered by your blind.
-Jake